Toyota Tundra 1 step and interior.

Ron Atchison

Ron Atchison

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Toyota Tundra Interior clean up and one step exterior.
Products Used
Mytee Firebird Steamer
Foam Cannon
DG901
Ultima Elastrofoam Paint Cleaning System
Tarminator
Iron X Lemon Scent
DeWalt 849X
Lake Country orange Pad
Flex 3401
B&S Green
PB SSR 2.5
PB Professional Polish
Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0
Optimum Opti Clean
Meguiars APC+
Optimum Power Clean
Bissell LGM
UTTG
Perl 1:1
Detailer's Pro Series Trim Detailer (love this stuff)
Mothers Spray Wax
Mothers Chrome cleaner Polish
PB Bold & Bright

Typical for this time of the year for a work truck and gravel parking lot.












It’s been awhile since this has been cleaned. Not a good thing with winter coming.















Soaking with a mix of DG 901 and APC.




The power of steam.




















That looks a whole lot better.





Nasty stain all gone.







Perl 1:1




Sorry but it was pitch black outside by the time I was done so only a few inside shots.





Thanks for looking question comments always welcome.
 
Nice work on this dirty truck. That steamer looks like it cut through grime quickly. 😃
 
Nice turnaround! I love the picture of the steam coming through the vents!
 
WOWW.. crazy turn around!! I want a steamer now. Great job!
 
Nice job! I wish I could afford a steamer like that!

Must be annoying to get the roof of a truck that big! It barely even fit in to your garage.. lol
 
Anyone can detail a clean car, but I love when people detail trashed cars and show awesome turnarounds like this. Great job!
 
KillaCam said:
Anyone can detail a clean car, but I love when people detail trashed cars and show awesome turnarounds like this. Great job!
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ehh, i somewhat disagree. taking a filthy car and and bringing it to an okay condition is easy. taking a clean car and taking it a step further is where a challenge is posed. case by case scenario


anywho, great work! :dblthumb2:

how long did it take?
 
The truck looks great. If you don't mind I had a question about your process. Did you use SSR2.5 for correction and then pro polish as a finishing polish. I know you said it was one step but I was curious what the pro polish was used for. Thanks.
 
good lord....night and day difference!

What did you use to clean under the hood?
 
Outstanding work man, that was one dirty truck.

I have a blue Toyota Tundra that someone wants me to do, a lot of swirls but nothing like the one you did.
This truck I have to do is a 2012 with only 2800 miles on it, he doesn't use it much but washes it often and that's the problem, he's just washing it the wrong way.
Again one hell of a job you did on this one. :dblthumb2:
 
Awesome work! That steamer looked like it really came in handy!

There where some nasty stains in there!
 
Oh yes the POWER of steam! Totally agree! Great job looks like a unit that may have demanded 12-14 Hrs of your time.
 
Really good work!

What was the time duration of this?

Would you happen to have an estimate of just how much time a steamer saves you?

Thanks!
 
thebamboo23 said:
ehh, i somewhat disagree. taking a filthy car and and bringing it to an okay condition is easy. taking a clean car and taking it a step further is where a challenge is posed. case by case scenario


anywho, great work! :dblthumb2:

how long did it take?
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You think that truck was taken to an "ok" condition? Looks damned good to me. Detailing clean cars is easy..
 
GenesisCoupe said:
What was the time duration of this?
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I would like to know how long it took you too. Can you give a few more details, like did you only use the steamer on the the console, doors, etc. or did you follow up with another cleaner?

Looks great!
 
Amazing turnaround, that interior looks great now.

I'm also interested in knowing more about the steamer, like what kind do you have and what your process with it is. Do you steam the panel, then wipe off grim/water with a microfiber?
 
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